Court of Appeal to Rule May 8 on Post-Internship Medical Appointment Petitions
Appeal court sets May 8 for order on petitions challenging controversial doctor posting process.
Appeal court sets May 8 for order on petitions challenging controversial doctor posting process.
The FSP says it will file court cases to invalidate both the Trident Chemphar long-term and Tarangot emergency coal tenders for Lakvijaya Power Plant.
GMOA's 48-hour token strike concludes after disrupting outpatient services at government hospitals nationwide.
A 19-year-old private university student was killed in a clash at a Homagama hotel following an Avurudu celebration.
Former President Mahinda Rajapaksa complies with CIABOC deadline, filing an assets and income declaration affidavit on April 10.
Parliament defeats NCM against Energy Minister Kumara Jayakody by 104-vote margin; government announces coal procurement commission.
Nearly 29,000 people inspected across Sri Lanka on April 9 as police step up pre-Avurudu crackdown.
Supreme Court judges to lead presidential commission investigating coal procurement spanning four administrations since 2009.
Motor Traffic Commissioner Kamal Amarasinghe remanded until April 20 for aiding fraudulent vehicle registration.
Opposition Leader frames 49 NCM votes as reflecting public concern over coal fraud and electricity costs despite government's 153-vote majority.
SJB stages protest on parliament access road as NCM against Energy Minister Jayakody is formally presented over coal procurement scandal.
National Audit Department report quantifies Lakvijaya efficiency losses and flags recoverable supplier penalties a day before the no-confidence debate.
Civil society group says amendment bills rushed through before Avurudu lack consultation and could restrict free expression under FATF compliance drive.
Dissanayake calls tank rehabilitation a necessity for water security, says powerful interests have damaged reservations and silted ancient reservoirs.
UN humanitarian agency warns external shocks and land-clearance bottlenecks are slowing the post-cyclone rebuild; only $23.4m of $35.3m required secured.
Two suspects arrested after undercover Rs. 10,000 sting at the Department of Motor Traffic; DMT security officer found with nine official licence stickers.
Public Security Minister Ananda Wijepala said investigators have established that the 2019 Easter Sunday bombings were not isolated but part of a longer plot.
The Ministry of Education has directed all school principals to minimise spending on Sinhala and Tamil New Year events, Newswire reported on Thursday.
New ministerial panel will monitor surface and groundwater protection and support the overhaul of the 62-year-old Water Resources Board Act.
Former foreign minister leads SLPP opposition bloc demanding Kumara Jayakody step down over Lakvijaya coal, citing CIABOC evidence.
Doctors' union says Ministry breached agreement by publishing post-intern placement list while Health Minister was abroad.
Health Minister Jayatissa cancels scheduled meeting after GMOA walks out, says 96% of newly-qualified doctors rejected the union directive.
IGP Priyantha Weerasuriya has banned gifts and external sponsorship for police Avurudu events, allocating just Rs. 250 per officer from state funds.
Ampara CIB officers arrested a suspect in Kalmunai who ran a drug delivery ring under cover of a courier service, hiding crystal meth inside toys.